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} 632 Works, with faith in Christ, eternal life World, the convex of its outermoft orb defcribd 3 By whom poteft ( sarcastically) {

3 444

3 463 The creation of the world, committed?

7 163 by God the Father, to God the Son Describd

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Vide Earth.

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Z.phon (a guardian angel of Paradise)
Reprehends Satan's first attempt on Eve

there
Reply to his answer
Zophiel (a Cherub)
Alarms the cælestial army, on the ap-?

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Adam and Eve, after their fall, com

pard to the Americans, as first seen

by Columbus Their repentance

to Deucalion and Pyrrha's address to restore human

race after their food
Adam carefing Eve — to Jupiter with

Juno (May-showers)
His address to her sleeping --- to Ze-

phyrus breathing on Flora Bower -- to Pomona's arbour

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66 lay'd, increasing Awak'd after carnal fruition, the first

effect of his fall — to Sampson shorn 9 1059

by Dalilah Sorrow on the vision of Noah's floodto a father's mourning his children

766, all destroy'd in his view at once Angels cæleftial, the spears of the guardians of Paradise) — to ears of 4

98) corn ripe for reaping Their march against Satan's army

to that of the birds in Paradise to 6 72

receive their names from Adam Their hallelujahs – to the found of seas 10

642 (Appointed to expel Adam, &c. from

Paradise )—their faces to a double
Janus (four)
Their eyes to those of Argus

129 Their appearance there-to the angels

appearing to Jacob in Mahanaim - To those in Dothan againt the king

of Assyria Their motion, to an evening mist.

628 Angels fallin (or infernal)- to autumnal

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302 - To floating sea-ledge after a storm

304 Rousing at Satan's command — to centinels waking from sleep on duty

332 Imbaiteling to the Ægyptian plague. of locufts

339 - To the irruptions of the northern Barbarians

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549 With them — the greatest armies in all ages since the creation--pigmies

573 Themselves -- to oaks or pines blasted

612 Their searching, &c. for the materials of Pandæmonium - to pioneers in

675 trenching, &c. Their manner of raising it — to the wind of an Organ

5 705 Asembling thereat - to bees

768 - To pigmies

780 -To fairies

781 Their applause of Mammon's speech in council to the hollow wind after

285
a storm
Their rising from council — to thunder

afar of
Their pleasure on the result – to the

evening fun after a foul day
Their after various pursuits, pasions,
&c. to the Olympick or Py-

530 thian

games

To the Phænomena of armies in the clouds

533 To Hercules on Oeta

543 Their numbers composing Satan's army gainst the cælestial--- to the stars ] 5 745 To the dew-drops

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diel — to the sound of deep waters 5.
Throng’d together after their entire
defeat by God the Son to a herd

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Their retreat to Pandæmonium from

the frontiers of hell during Satan's
expedition to the world to the
Tartar's flight before the Russ
and the Persian from the Turk
wasting the intermediate country
Transformation to serpents to those

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Sprung from the Gorgon's blood, &c.
Their appearance on the tree illusive of

the forbidden fruit to the snaky

hair of Megæra Cone of the furies).
The fruit - to the apples of Sodom
Chaos, Atoms, their motion — to the Li-

byan quicksand
Confusion there to storining a town

To heaven and earth (Jurpos'd)?

falling, &c.
Death, and Sin, their making a bridge

over Chaos to the world - to polar
winds, driving the ice together in

in S
the suppos’d) north-eas pasage
The work to Neptune's fixing the isle
of Delos

To Xerxes making a bridge over

the Hellespont
Death's inftin&t of Adam's fall to the

flight of birds of prey to a field of

battle
His and Satan's frowns on each other-

to two thunder-clouds meeting
Eve her hair to the vine's tendrils

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Her locks — to the first blush of morning 5
to Pandora

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To a wood-nymph, or Venus

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To Pales or Pomona

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To Ceres

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Her temptation by Satan - alluded to
by the story of Ophion and Eury-

578
Flaming sword in Paradise, on Adam's

and Eve's expulfion thence --- 10.6 632

comet
Its heat, &c. to the Libyan air
Hell to mount Ætna (in Sicily)

230
- To the bog or lake Serbonis in Palestine) 2 592
Knowledge, the desire of it -- to a thirst
unallay'd, increasing

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Michael, his combat with Satan—to two
Planets (the frame of nature, sup-

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pos’d, disolv'd) rushing in opposition

to each other
Appearance to expel Adam, &c. from
Paradise to a man in a military

239
veft, &c.
Pandæmonium (or the court of hell) its

710
sudden rise to an exhalation
Paradise, the air of it to the effluvia

4

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from Arabia Felix at sea
Its self — to the field of Enna (in Sicily) 4 268
To the grove of Daphne, &c. (in Thessaly) 4 272

-To the isle of Nysa, (where Bac-
chus was brought up)

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To the gardens of Adonis

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Of Alcinous

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Of Solomon

9 442
Raphael, his view of the world in his de-

fcent from heaven to paradife-to that 5. 261
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